Arbitrage brokers

You mean literally? As in triangular arbitrage? (short EUR/CHF, short CHF/JPY, long EUR/JPY) The entire viability of the business is predicated on a robust (sic) TA system. It's how dealer's function and avoid going broke.
 
You mean literally? As in triangular arbitrage? (short EUR/CHF, short CHF/JPY, long EUR/JPY) The entire viability of the business is predicated on a robust TA system. It's hoe dealer's function and avoid going broke.
 
destriero said:
You mean literally? As in triangular arbitrage? (short EUR/CHF, short CHF/JPY, long EUR/JPY) The entire viability of the business is predicated on a robust TA system. It's hoe dealer's function and avoid going broke.
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There are a subset of people who think that having equal and opposite positions of the same security, usually forex, is "arbitrage" and nothing you say can convince them that this is identical to having no position except you double your commissions. It was such a problem that it's explicitly banned in U.S. forex now. Not sure if the OP is one of these, if so his answer is to self-select to a non-U.S. and most probably non-honest "broker".
 
Sig said:
There are a subset of people who think that having equal and opposite positions of the same security, usually forex, is "arbitrage" and nothing you say can convince them that this is identical to having no position except you double your commissions. It was such a problem that it's explicitly banned in U.S. forex now. Not sure if the OP is one of these, if so his answer is to self-select to a non-U.S. and most probably non-honest "broker".
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You mean like that "grid trading" garbage. oic, thanks.
 
I'm 100% sure OP means he wants to latency arb a slow market making broker.

This is known as toxic order flow.

This is why he has the EA but he can't find a broker who'll let him bleed their books.
 
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